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What is Fine Arts?

Fine art is a broad term that encompasses various artistic disciplines. It is often associated with aesthetics, creativity, and skill. This definition is usually applied to paintings, sculptures, and drawings. Fine art can also include photography, performance art, and digital art.

Who is this program for?

This program is ideal for individuals passionate about visual arts who are eager to develop their skills and explore their creative potential. The program is designed for students with a strong desire to learn and grow in the field of fine art.

Whether you are a recent high school graduate, a career changer, or a seasoned artist looking to further your artistic journey, this program is designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills, and experience you need to succeed in the world of fine art.

program overview

Our one-year Fine Art program is designed to immerse you in the world of creative expression and artistic exploration. This intensive program provides a comprehensive foundation in various art disciplines, equipping you with the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in the fine arts.

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This program is structured to provide a balanced approach to practical studio work, theoretical knowledge, and professional development. You’ll gain hands-on experience in various mediums, delve into the history and concepts behind art, and build a strong portfolio to showcase your artistic talent.

Curriculum Highlights

Drawing Fundamentals

Develop your skills in various drawing techniques, including line, tone, perspective, and composition. Gain a strong foundation for all visual arts.

Painting & Color Theory

Explore different painting mediums like acrylic, oil, and watercolor. Learn about color mixing, application techniques, and the expressive possibilities of color.

Sculpture & 3D Design

Experience working with materials like clay, plaster, and metal. Understand the principles of form, volume, and spatial relationships.

Art History & Critique

Gain a deep understanding of the historical context of art, analyzing major movements and influential artists. Develop your critical thinking and analytical skills.

Term 1: Foundational Skills

This term would focus on developing the basic building blocks of artistic expression. Students would learn about drawing techniques, including line, shape, value, and perspective. They would also be introduced to color theory and basic composition principles. Common mediums explored in this term might include pencil, charcoal, and oil pastel.

Courses –

  • Introduction of basic sketching.
  • Basic understanding of light. 
  • Techniques Development. 
  • Color cycle.
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Term 2: Exploration & Development

In term 2, students would begin to explore different artistic mediums and techniques. They might experiment with painting in soft pastel, Postercolor, watercolors and rough sketching . They could also delve into drawing with pen and ink, or explore printmaking techniques. This term would also focus on developing a personal style and voice as an artist.

Courses –

  • Eye level
  • Introduction of Perspective
  • Anatomy
  • Live sketching

Term 3: Deepening Techniques

Term 3 would provide students with the opportunity to delve deeper into specific mediums or techniques that interest them. They could take a course in advanced drawing, painting, sculpture, or photography. This term would also encourage experimentation and critical thinking about their artwork.

Courses –

  • Intro of professional techniques
  • Sculpture
  • Nature study
  • Outdoor study
  • Live model study
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Term 4: Portfolio Development and Exhibition

The final term would focus on helping students develop a professional portfolio of their artwork.

Students would learn about presentation techniques, how to write artist statements, and how to prepare for exhibitions.

They might culminate the term with a final solo or group exhibition of their work.

Courses –

  • Advanced painting
  • Final portfolio
  • Study of master painting
  • Exhibition

Hands-on Learning Experiences

Our fine art program prioritizes hands-on learning. Students gain practical experience through studio courses, workshops, and
individual projects.

Through a collaborative environment, students explore different artistic mediums and techniques. This immersive experience fosters creativity, technical skills, and personal expression.

Faculty Expertise

Experienced Artists

Our faculty consists of practicing artists with diverse backgrounds and expertise. They bring real-world experience and a passion for teaching.

Industry Connections

Our faculty members maintain strong connections with the art world, providing students with valuable insights and opportunities.

Career Opportunities
in Fine Art

Gallery Representation

Gain representation from galleries and exhibit your artwork to collectors.

Art Education

Share your knowledge and passion with students as a teacher or instructor.

Museum Collections

Become part of prestigious museum collections, furthering your artistic legacy.

Auction Houses

Gain recognition through auctions and reach a wider audience of art enthusiasts.

Alumni Success Stories

Galleries & Museums

Many of our graduates have found success working in prestigious galleries and museums across the country.

Art Education

Others have pursued careers in art education, inspiring and nurturing the next generation of artists.

Independent Artists

Some have become successful independent artists, exhibiting their work in solo and group shows.

Freelance Design

A number of alumni have built successful freelance design businesses, working with clients on various creative projects.

FUNDAMENTALS OF DRAWING AND PAINTING

  • Free Hand Sketching
  • Block Drawing
  • Line Of Action
  • Life Drawing
  • Human Anatomy Study
  • 2D & 3D Textures
  • Still Life
  • Perspective
  • Basic Shape
  • Logic Of Reflection
  • Light And Shade
  • Composition
  • Landscape
  • Elements Of Paintings
  • Live Portrait
  • Colour Sense/Theory

MEDIUMS & TECHNIQUES

  • Pencil Shading
  • Charcoal
  • Pen & Ink
  • Hatching
  • Glass Marking Pencils
  • Soft Pastels
  • Colour Pencils
  • Oil Pastels
  • Water Colour
  • Poster Colour
  • Oil Colours
  • Acrylic Colours
  • Knife/Spatula Work
  • Mix Media

SCULPTURE

  • Relief Work with P.O.P
  • Clay Modelling

MURALS

  • Wall Painting
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